Diamondback 7" Tile Saw by Harbor Freight Full Review
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2019
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*Works well for a DIY home improvement job **MyBest.Tools** A little sloppy in the cut. Water reservoir is too small. Cut one 20" tile - time to refill.*
I did notice how bad the edge of the cuts were. Wonder if a better blade and slower approach would make it near perfect?
@@jtoker9758mine wasn't square out of the box so the back side of the blade was chipping the tile
I squared it and now it's super clean. Quick swipe with a diamond sand pad and it's perfect
This is a GREAT machine and exceeds expectations. Making my bathroom renovation a breeze. P.S. Put the pump in it's own bucket of clean water...
Great vid! Watched a few of your reviews now. Straight to points, no wasted time, with lots of info. Going to go buy this thing tomorrow!
Thanks buddy! Appreciate the kind words and the support 👊
Nice.. thank you for all the knowledge you give us...
i just bought one last week and omg i love it. so smooth very happy
Is it still running smooth?
Thank you for all of your videos! I’m about to do my first bathroom remodel and have watched a ton of your videos. I bought the 10” this weekend after watching your review., they even had your video on the Harbor Freight website.
Thanks! happy the video's can help! 👊
I got this one with promotion 20% off. Thank you for your demo
just bought this saw and have 2 things I'd like to say
1. you can easily rip 30x30" tile with this thing. lift the blade up and place your tile down. you can then do a plunge cut for the first couple inches then lift the blade and do another plunge at the other end. now plunge down and quickly lock it and finish the cut
2. my blade wasn't square from the factory and the cuts at first were not that good. the back of the blade was chipping the tile on one side. loosen the 6 bolts under the sliding frame and use framing square to align the blade then tighten. cuts came out much better and once sanded it's pretty perfect
this was my first time doing tile and this saw has made every cut I've needed to do my entire first floor (besides the toilet)
Love all the angles in the beginning and informative review lamdberg!
Thanks!
Have had this saw for 3 months now. This thing is a champ
Still going strong a year later ans i do tile everyday for a livinh
@@draconicwindbane2056 does it still cut straight I have a Ridgid 7 inch cuts so crooked smh
@@alexislara8186 yeah
Thank you so much for making this video, freaking awesome!!!
Glad you liked it!
Great job once again
Good video, great enthusiasm. Blade recommendation is a winner too. Thanks
Thanks for the watch! 👊
You should get a cut from harbor freight. Thanx to you I also went and got one. Did one bathroom remo already with it. Works perfect. Thanx.
I agree on the 10" tile blade,it should be a $30 blade not the $40 I paid 😝,I have an older mk101
Looking in getting the DB 7" especially after your video 🖒
Great review man thank you
Very glad to find this video. I have been looking for a good affordable tile saw to do that tile in my house
Glad it was helpful!
Looking forward to seeing how this saw performs on the job for you guys. Great review.
Yes sir, we are curious also! We start a double bath/shower remodel tomorrow and we're excited to put this little beast to work!
@@LandbergTileTV - how's it been holding up so far?
Great videos thank you....
I picked up a 7 inch, motor burned out half way threw the first job I did, 24 by 18 porcelain shower. Replaced it, new one works great, upgraded blade with one you use. Cuts great miters, the 7 inch has very little deflection. After the first fail, I purchased the one year replacement, got nervous. One more thing, the sanding blocks you use are great, I had been using a stone, never again. Thanks!
Yes sir, happy you were able to get a replacement and we love our diamond hand sanding pads! Much better than the stones.
might have to pick this thing up for my tile floor at my house only cuts ill really need to do is against the wall and my stagger joints
Thanks for review
How did your hold up? I bought this last week and only got half way through my kitchen backsplash when the motor blew out
Wow that P4 cuts the glad pretty damn good!
Very good video. It covered all of my concerns. Well done!
Thanks for your fantastic vids mate! Considering you have experienced both the DB and Porter Cable which would be the best recommendation? thx
I got a basic harbor freight its 24 years old starts up every time cuts threw anything i love it
The box looking one? Have the same one but went out on me since I cut the cable and hose lol
Thank you for the videos bro
Thank you for the view's and comment! 👊
As someone who's bought the 10" saw, the blades are just fine... I'm cutting quarts , agate, and still haven't had a problem with the blade...
Oh man, I just got this tile saw over the weekend base on your review, and so far I feel good about this machine, I got it to remodel 3 bathroom and I'm happy, 1 thing I don't understand is why you don't like the disc that come in the box, I tried and I think is awesome, or maybe my previous disc wasn't good or worst than this one? Anyways thank you for the review
Any updates? Did the saw live up to expectations after 2 years? Are you still using it?
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Great videos! How does this saw perform cutting pavers?
Good information thx 🙏
Any time
Thanks for the video! Looks like a great little back up saw or small job saw! 👍
We're going to use is for a full time saw in the coming months! It does everything our Dewalt does and appears to miter hard porcelain with more ease...plus it's small and light.
I just picked this saw up last week with coupon for $219. One thing I noticed is the table top is painted alum. I would really like a rubber non slip surface on it. I may take care of this myself.
@@BB-ik5rt, did you do it? Did you coat the table with that rubberized coating? I thought about doing it as well. The tray has held up well, but it would’ve been nice to have a somewhat cushioned surface.
Awesome videos. Concise, informative yet brief - you're a natural teacher. I read all the comments and noticed you have not reviewed the 7" Ridgid wet tile saw - you like the 7" diamond back (w/P4 blade).
Any feedback on the 7" Ridgid wet saw would be helpful. Curious about replacement parts for the D.B.
Have you had to deal with this? Thanks for all your hard work - it's invaluable to many of us.
I would recommend the ridgid over this, better quality
We will wait for you next video.
I have this exact saw. The saw part stopped working. The saw should have a built-in GFCI, right? I can't find one.
I know you have a follow up video coming on this saw, but I'm a DIY'er working on a bathroom reno and this saw is on sale for $219. After using it for a while, still worth it? Sale ends today!
I'm going to pick up one soon. Would you recommend the 7in or the 10. Which one did you like more. Videos are getting top notch by the way. Good work
They are both great, but I would go with the 10" if you're doing a lot of tile work. It is more capable. Thanks for the watch!
My table saw is nat corting strength how can I fix it ???
I think the videos would be better if you tested all saws with the same brand blade. Only because we know cheaper saws come with a shitty blade and the blade makes alot of difference. Just a thought thanks for these videos. Idk what I'd do without your reviews man. It takes me over a week to buy one tool just trying to find the best tool. Now I almost know what tile saw to get.
When you get a chance. Can you review the delta 7inch cruzer tile saw with both stands. Great video and thanks again!
The Delta Cruzer tile saw is on the way to me now! Stay tuned
What is the guide that you're using? It isn't part of the saw, is it?
I have this saw....all I did apply a thin coat of flex seal on the tray, to keep tiles from sliding during cuts
Great tip!
Thank you, I have learned from your reviews a lot and recently purchased the Diamond Back 7 inch but had problems making bevel edge cuts due constant small chips, I upgraded the blade but apparently purchased a poorer blade but I will now try RTC Razor Blade or P4. Need your guidance please on how to place/position the edge of the porcelain 24 x 24 inch on the Diamond tray before starting bevel cut. I understand the bevel cut is made from the tile back and the blade should not hit the porcelain glaze but besides experience is there any guidance you can share?
It's a little tricky with a tile that size (24x24) for miters. It will simply take a P4 and patience. If you can't get close enough to the glaze, use a grinder and these diamond pads amzn.to/2XWRynH to remove material to get closer to the miter edge.
Thank you, I will purchase the diamond pads and eventually with the P4 succeed this challenge, you are my tile guru and make miter cuts look so easy although we know they are not. @@LandbergTileTV
3/10/23 - This saw is now $329 without the stand. The extremely similar 7" Ridgid saw is currently $313 WITH the stand, a lifetime warranty and a laser. The only thing it lacks compared to the diamond back is that it only has a 45 degree miter slot on the tray.
Ridgid all day! That's what we use mostly now is their new saw with drop down fence. I've reviewed it recently
Very good cat 45 nice
Great review fun watch. Oddly enough 🤨
Love your videos. I own this saw. LOVE IT. got a great deal at harbor freight awhile back. My only complaint is WHERE ARE THE WOMEN CUT NECK T SHIRTS? LOL. Women are tilers too!
Thanks! and you are right! Will be adding that option asap.
@@LandbergTileTV wonderful. Thank you
Warning: long winded comment coming up!! First @ 7:44 mark it looked like your finger was up against blade. Second editing skillz are pure 🔥🔥🔥. Thirdly, it took me a bit to figure out but I knew you were Eastern European!! All you guys have mad stone working skillz!!! And I see you're fluent too!!! Mad Respect for that!!! First, or Second generation?? Just being nosey!!! Until the next one Dirty Jersey out!!!
google translate brother! Thanks for the cool words 🙏
Would you reccomend this saw for everyday use with shower/kitchen floors as well as showers/tub surrounds? Looking to get something inexpensive for my 2 helpers when we are split between 2 jobs.
Yes sir, absolutely worth it. We use is regularly and it's a great little cheap saw. Light weight, plunge cuts, miters etc. It does everything the popular Dewalt can do.
@@LandbergTileTV 👍thanks. Recently found your channel. Great content and top notch tile work
Awesome videos. Have you tried the IQ tile saw yet? How about the stl montolit grinding disc?
Not yet on the IQ saw, I'm in the mix with a rep and hopefully I can review it soon!
Hi there,thank you for your great review!! Do you think the P4 blade will make good cuts on ceramic tiles?Thank you.
Yes, it's the best blade out there!
Landberg Tile TV thank you sir!
Just curious. Will HF's discounts work on the saw and stand? Think I have a 20% off coupon floating around here somewhere. 20% off the prices you showed in the video would make this saw/stand and absolute no brainer.
Negative. I tried the coupon and was told it should work soon.
You forgot the link to the online store. It’s Sunday can’t beat ya up too bad about it lol. Good review 👍🏼I’ll get one soon,dewalt needs a 7 inch, either that or I’ll paint that one yellow lol
Yes sir, dewalt needs a 7" or 8" flexvolt cordless tile saw with gravity stand! 👊
Technically we could put a 7 inch pearl on the 10inch dewalt to do tight 45’s and 22.5’s but it just doesn’t look right...kinda like the guy wearing socks under his sandals lol
I wish we had a Harbor Freight here in Hawaii
I am going back and forth between this one and the 7 inch Beast. I need something to do a large bathroom with 3x6 glass subway tile and I am concerned about back chipping. What do you recommend for the best glass cutting saw?
I would go Diamondback. Super cheap and cuts great. It will cut glass with no problems...
Bought my 7" Diamondback today to use for my bathroom remodel, and ordered the Pearl P4 blade for it too. Thanks for the great reviews, and tips. Your videos are going to make me look like a damn pro! 😂
Oh, and the service plan is a good idea on this one. Yes, it sucks to pay it, but take it back at the end of two years and get the newest model! I just wrote the month and year I need to take it in to exchange it on the reservoir with a sharpie, where I'll constantly see it.
Excellent, happy my vid can help! Great idea on the service plan.
@@LandbergTileTV if only your channel was around before my previous tile jobs 🤣
Eh, they still came out good, and you live and learn, but I'm stepping up my game now. 😎
Thanks again...I'm rather hooked. One question. Have you ever tried using a KBRS Shower Slope instead of mortar?
I have been doing that with a roto hammer for about 6 yrs. everytime I return it they offer me a new service plan for $20. So I get a new hammer every 2 yrs. for $20.
I've been using this saw now for around 1yr. I like it a lot but I wish the top was non-slip material. I'm using it for small 3"X6" glass subway tile and the tiles want to travel/walk while cutting. It seems I have to hold the tile with a LOT of force to keep from slipping while cutting. In turn this results in chipping the glass, while not a huge deal around covered up areas but it shows around visible areas, like the niche. Does anyone have recommendations of a cover or "top" that has anti-slip or zero clearance for a saw like this?
I have read in these comments that someone sprayed a clear coat of Flex Seal on it and that solved the problem.
@@bubunelu7027 I'll have to look into that. Thanks!
enjoy watching your video! One suggestion: raise your tripod so you don't have to hunch over every time.
What do you do with the products that you buy and test? Keep them? Sell them? Give them away to young aspiring tile crew members? I had a partner who was a tool nut (no, I mean really a tool nut even compared to us tool nuts) and our shop was half filled with EVERYTHING. A lot of duplicates still in the box or unused. I not talking about small inexpensive off brand tools either. Just curious how you handle tool inventory.
I have a giant tool vault like a super car garage! 👊 Kidding...we are going to use the 7" diamond back full time in the coming months. It miters hard porcelain so well. I do all of the above, buy them, keep them, sell them and give some away. I'm a tool addict like your partner!
Does this saw have the rip guard to hold the tile in place while you make the cut?
No it does not
Do you return all these saws that you review? I know you’re keeping this one, Good reviews man! Thank you
I keep them all in a secret tile saw vault like a super car garage! 👊
Props my man.
What is the best blade you recommend for cutting marble stone brick wall tile? Probably about 1/2” thick. Great review thanks!
Pearl P4 is really the best!
@@LandbergTileTV Thanks man! Which P4 do you recommend for 3/4" marble tile - the turbo mesh or P4 DTL07HOPXL?
I was just about to take the plunge and get that 10" Chicago from Harbor Freight then I watched your comparison video with the Dewalt and I was discouraged by the tray wobble and the poor way it cut in comparison to the Dewalt. However I am just a DYI'r so don't want to spent $800. This review made the Diamond back saw look very attractive but I am wondering about the wobble.
This Diamond back is great for DIY'ers and not much of a wobble.
Can't wait for the update... no really I can't wait I need a saw by next weekend. This one or the Porter cable?
For sure the 7" over the porter cable, unless you already have a full size wet saw.
Thanks
Hi, great review. Do you think this saw will handle 24x24 porcelain pavers ok? They are around 3/4” thick. Thanks!
I would recommend 10" saw "Diamondback" or "Kobalt" for pavers.
Landberg Tile TV Thanks! I went with the 10” Diamondback and once I got the table adjusted and a new blade it’s cutting great!
I been doing tile for 20 + years but now I'm starting my own company only thing I need is a saw I was going to get a dewalt but after seeing the 10 in person and your video I'm thinking about going with that do you think it will last as long as a dewalt or target thanks
Dewalt will last longer than any other saw, it's simply the best on the market at the best price.
Hoping you can help me out on a decision. Just bought a 7" Porter Cable wet tile table top saw and just recently a very slightly used Diamondback 7" tile saw came up for sale nearby. Wondering if I should go the with Diamond or stay with PC. Both are the same price. I haven't opened the PC yet so I should be able to return it. Thanks.
Hard to say, tabletop you cut inside. Diamondback you cut outside.
@@LandbergTileTV Thanks. It's 10 below outside now so I'll stick with the Porter Cable. Thanks for all your great reviews!
I've been watching your channel for a long time. I recently purchased this saw... Today as a matter of fact. All I have is the blade it came with and a 7in Ridgid blade. It's kind of a rush job that I have to do tomorrow, Sunday morning. You know how things go LOL. Is it even worth going to get another blade or should I just throw the Ridgid on and hope for the best?
I'm going to assemble and test the saw for the first time tomorrow. Your recommendation, calling it a little beast had me sold LOL. I can't get to Avalon Tile or Daltile to get another blade although I can get a DeWalt blade (I know you love DeWalt)but all I have to work with is rigid and I have a lot of really tight miters to make. Also Limited material. Have you tried the 7in Diamondback blade at all yet?
Ridgid and Dewalt blades are equal in my opinion, they both will do the job! No haven't tried the 7" Diamonback, on the 10"
I'm sure it will cut fine for a little while.
@@LandbergTileTV thanks brother.. I put the Rigid blade on the Diamondback 7' saw, working flawlessly so far. Awesome little saw for the price.
How do you adjust to get the table square with the blade?
There’s no need to when the table is square out of the box!
I'm about to buy this for a bathroom tile job
great little saw!
Why the folly tray mice a little bit its normal
Did you ever get around to making the update video? The one after using it for a few good projects.
Yes, I have part 2 of the review.
ruclips.net/video/uStRBExgpE4/видео.html
A man of his word, i like it!
thanks again for the vids! having trouble finding the P4 blades in 8" I want the one you use in your videos but the ones I do find are 20$ more than the 10" blades. I'm confused as to why the 10" blades are cheaper than an 8"
I have yet to see an 8" p4. Only 7 and 10. 10 inch is much more popular, that's maybe why the price is low. Supply and demand.
@@LandbergTileTV yah they have them on Amazon, but the diamond layout is differant
Good video! Do you think this saw is priced competitively? I have ben looking at 7 in saws to buy and the only thing I don't like about this saw is the price. $250 for saw plus $60 for stand plus another $50 or so for a blade makes it kind of expensive. The Ridgid 7 in with stand is only $329 with the lifetime service agreement. Looks like that harbor freight saw is pretty good quality though, thanks for the review!
Still have to add a blade onto the Ridgid as well for another $40. I imagine you can use a 20% off coupon at HF on at the very least the stand if not the saw as well. So $369 for Ridgid or $340 for the Diamondback. If the saws are comparable than the lifetime warranty is probably worth the extra $30.
As soon as HF allows the 20% coupon it will be worth it. Like Joel said, you can use it for the stand and maybe spending the extra $30 is worth the warranty. I don't foresee the Diamondback failing anytime soon. I'm going to put it to the test in the next 6 months remodeling at least 10 shower's and bathroom flooring.
Thanks @@LandbergTileTV and Joel. I will be seriously be considering the Diamondback saw. Looking forward to seeing how it holds up for you guys after a few remodels
I have the 7 inch Ridgid and have been using it for several years now. All of the thumbscrews that hold everything in place have froze up solid in the pot metal. I'm still using it but it floats up and down now since the I had to take the plunge cut screw out and I can no longer miter without that to hold it at the right height.
@@tileman30years6 Good to know, thanks for the info. Sorry that happened to your saw
looks great but can it rip and miter 1/2" thick marble ?
yes it can
@@LandbergTileTV alright cool thanks if i go in this direction I can save a little money and get great results too.
can you cross cut a 24" tile down the middle.
Negative
You never did an update on this saw. Did it turn out well after a few shower remodels??
Yes, I still have it, it still cuts great! Update coming in the next couple of weeks.
Can you square this 7" DB against Ridgid 7" $329 with table and the kobalt 7" is $329 with table as well,
Awesome editing great content as always
That's a great idea! I'll add that to the video idea list 👊
I'm struggling with this exact decision as we speak.
@@christopherguthrie6914 They don't seem to make a DIY tile saw. As a DIY I don't want to go out and spend 400+ on a tile saw Ill use maybe a handful of times. And I'm worried if I buy a cheap Harbor Freight saw it won't hold up or give me the quality I'm looking for.
@@stang7043 I'm going with the 7" diamondback. There's a $229 super coupon, and I have at least two full baths to tile with it. I'd call that an acceptable expense. Have you gotten a tile estimate lately? You still come out far ahead, as long as you can take your time and do it right.
@@christopherguthrie6914 Just checked HF website. Saying the saw is 399 now? At least in my area.
Did you make the follow up video? Can’t find it. It seems like all the reviews on their website are fake their all 4 or 5 stars which never happens
I still have it, and used it last month. I'll have the video follow up in the next few weeks.
are you still using this 7" wetsaw on your projects? Hows it held up after you got it today?
yes we are
@@LandbergTileTV does it still hold up well? Still no slop on the tray? I been in the tile trade 2 3 years and its time to buy a lil 7" wetsaw is it better than the 7" ridgid? Whats your opinion thx in advance 💪🔥💯
How can I get one of these to the UK?? Harbour freight doesn’t do international delivery... any idea anyone?
In the UK you can probably get a Rubi DT-180 it's the same just different color and no back tray to catch the excess water. The HD here in the US has a 7inch is also that is the same. Looks like a Chinese manufacturer makes them for all the name brands but just different color. I personally don't like the sliding tray. It has allot of play if the slidding tray is fully extended in either direction. Very Poor Design! I do love how light it is and only kept it to do small cuts for kitchen backsplashes. But if your planning to do large format tile....stay away.....terrible! Look at how Landberg had to mark his line on that long cut.....he knew he couldn't rely on the sliding tray because there is so much play in it.
Landberg you need to do follow up videos of your unboxing videos and be honest so people don't done spend their hard earned money on trash unless they know exactly what they will be dealing with.
Still love your video. But come on you gotta
We only have a £820 dewalt option in a sliding bench saw. At $250 it's a bargain.
How well does it cut mosaics?
Cuts mosaic great!
Harbor Freights wet saws 10” (CHICAGO ELECTRIC and the 7” Diamondback are $ for $ the best damn saws ive ever owned...n ive had the dewalt 2400...the pearl abrasive 7”...rigid 7 n 8”...mk 377...husky 7”(my 1st saw ever my baby)..honestly out of all my saws i know the Diamondback is going to be my goto saw for 90% of projects. Its powerful..built to last..and theres nothing i cant do with it. The only minor issue ive had is even with the water tray extension she makes quite a aquatic wonderland. ..shes quiet as hell for a saw also....4.8 out of 5 stars the-.2...best saw iver ever used when including every factor with $$$ being a focus. GO GET ONE STOP HATING ON HARBOR FREIGHT!!!!’nn
You didn't mention whether this was apaid review...
its on sale now for $239.99
My question is on the miters. I think I understand that you barely cut into the front of the tile for a cleaner look...but what if it needs to be cut more into the tile? Is the cut still as clean? Does the saw make the cut look good or the blade? I'm thinking I just need to update my blade to get that clean of a look.
You do great work man...I envy some of the clean cuts in your niches...
I'm confused, what do you mean more into the tile? If you cut more into the tile the edge chips like crazy. I think that may be the question you're asking. Usually any new blade will make a miter look good, but mitering burns out blades super fast. We usually buy a new blade on every mitered shower project...
@@LandbergTileTV yea....but if your niche, doesnt fall into size tile? Like the curb you guys miter a few showers back. Did you just make the curb the size of the tile so the miter would work? That's kinda my question
@@R2Mike If the layout or tile is not the size of the niche for miters, we notch the tile first and then miter each side of the notch (left/top) for example like we did in this video: ruclips.net/video/k52vW93JN2o/видео.html
Pretty decen cuts for small saw
Decent for sure for a small saw. 👊
Details of the blade please.
Here is the blade Pearl P4 7 inch: amzn.to/2uCe7S3
Quanto custa uma máquina dessa
I believe you installed the 7" Pearl P4 blade in the wrong rotation direction. The name on the blade would face in.
If that were the case and the Pearl P4 cut that well backwards...well what more can be said?
Any updates since this video aired?
I will upload an update video in June or July after a good 4 plus months of hard use.
Please do. On the fence about this saw.
@@LandbergTileTV Hello, I looked everywhere but can't seem to find the update. Am I truly missing it because it's not been done yet or is it buried somewhere that's not so obvious?
@@gregorystevens5173 Hi Greg, it's not up quite yet. My brother borrowed the saw to remodel his bath and shower and will be returning it soon for my update video. The saw still kicks butt though!
5:06 LET’S DO THIS
It may cut fine, but don't work the motor, There is a cheesy drive gear spinning that blade. The gear stripped and I had nothing. Didn't get to even finish the bathroom. Just push the tile through slowly
I had high hopes for this saw. However, I flipped over the sliding table at the store and the rollers appear to be the same plastic rollers as in the older 9" HF saw. 👎
It's not bad for the price, I still have it! 8 month review video coming soon!
@@LandbergTileTV
I noticed the Rigid saws also have plastic rollers. The DeWalt saw rules.
I am newly retired engineer in my 50's. Just completed 12-12 roof and a lot of masonry in an 1850's brick hose so confidence is high. Looking at 100 sq ft of 12x12 slate (entry), 250 sq ft of 12x24 slate (kitchen + mudroom), and two bathrooms with large format porcelain. Right now I am studying everything, appreciate all your videos.
If you purchase a HF saw I recommend that you pull the table all of the way forward (so only 2 of the 3 sets of rollers are on the rails) and then check for table play. I believe some units will be better than others, you should try to get a good one.
To be fair, isn’t the blade the reason it’s cutting so well? I figure the blade does 80% of the work.
Yes sir it is, but it did cut straight without major wobble in the tray. All saws cut great out of the box..
Landberg Tile TV Thanks for replying. I jumped online just now to look something up. If you see this, Can the bond coat, modified thinset, dry/set up before putting down my mortar for the shower floor? I have some extra thinset but won’t get to the mud bed until a few hours.